Codie Young by Alice Rosati for Please Magazine

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 22, 2012

Sassy Girl – Alice Rosati captures Codie Young in spring pastels for the latest edition of Please Magazine. Styled by Raffaella Campeggi, Codie sports a wardrobe featuring pieces from the likes of Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Miu Miu in the youthful portraits. / Hair by Alexandry Costa, Makeup by Michelle Rainer












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    4 thoughts on “Codie Young by Alice Rosati for Please Magazine”

    2. Yeah, pretty much just incredibly amazing.  Every creative element is perfect (and goes together perfectly), and there’s so much variety for a studio editorial.

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